This week on GRAFIK CONTENT, I'm joined by makeup artist, entrepreneur, and creative powerhouse Keisha Kerr for a conversation that starts with beauty... and quickly becomes about something much bigger.

Visibility.

After more than 16 years in the beauty industry, Keisha opens up about navigating burnout, reinventing her business, learning to market herself, and realizing that people don't just want to see beautiful work—they want to know the person creating it.

We talk about:

• building confidence after years of staying behind the scenes
• why saying yes to small opportunities changed everything
• handling criticism on social media
• trusting that setbacks often make room for better opportunities
• and why the hardest part of building a business isn't mastering your craft—it's allowing yourself to be seen.

It's funny, honest, encouraging, and full of those moments where you realize you're probably getting in your own way more than anyone else is.

And yes...

There may be a few moments where I lovingly poke at Keisha to own her damn accomplishments.

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🎵 Music:  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Nicholas Nothing

This week on GRAFIK CONTENT, I’m joined by Colombian-Canadian designer, storyteller, community builder, and founder of Narrative Shift Studio, Pablo Muñoz.

What starts as a conversation about branding, design, and creative work quickly turns into something much bigger: identity, community, ancestral connection, and the idea that creativity might actually just be another word for paying attention.

We talk about:

— leaving stable work to build something of your own

— why design should feel more human and less complicated

— creating with people instead of for them

— reconnecting with culture, community, and ancestral practices

— and those magical moments in creative work where suddenly… something just clicks

At one point we talk about the idea that there are people who get to wake up and do work they love every day — and ask:

Why can’t we be one of them?

This episode is thoughtful, deeply creative, and the kind of conversation I wish more people were having.

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This week on GRAFIK CONTENT, I’m joined by Dale McRae, founder of Populus, UX strategist, creative thinker, and — as we jokingly establish during the episode — the Madonna of UX.

Because reinvention?
That’s kind of his thing.

What starts as a conversation about AI, technology, and user experience quickly turns into something much bigger: adaptation, identity, cynicism, creativity, and figuring out how to evolve without completely losing yourself in the process.

We talk about:

— AI and the future of creativity

— why cynicism can quietly kill curiosity

— reinventing yourself throughout your career

— navigating change in tech and design

— and how staying adaptable might be one of the most important creative skills you can have

It’s thoughtful, very funny, occasionally existential, and somehow manages to make conversations about UX feel weirdly personal.

Which is on brand for this podcast.

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This week on GRAFIK CONTENT, I’m joined by vintage toy and textile collector Savannah Aspden — someone whose work lives at the intersection of nostalgia, memory, women’s history, and preserving the stories hidden inside everyday objects.

What starts as a conversation about antique toys and handmade quilts becomes something much deeper: why history matters, what gets forgotten, and how slowing down can reconnect us to creativity, identity, and meaning.

We talk about:

— growing up collecting with her grandfather

— why vintage objects carry emotional and cultural history

— women’s art forms that history often overlooked

— nostalgia, creativity, and the importance of preserving stories

— and what it means to care deeply in a world that moves too fast

It’s funny, unexpectedly emotional, and a reminder that sometimes the things we dismiss as “old stuff” are actually holding entire lives inside them.

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This week on GRAFIK CONTENT, I’m joined by Chicago-based drag queen, cabaret performer, and all-around force of nature Ari Gato.

What starts as a conversation about drag quickly turns into something much deeper: identity, resilience, performance, and the complicated process of becoming yourself in public.

We talk about:

• discovering drag later in life
• building confidence through performance
• queer visibility and self-expression
• navigating rejection, criticism, and reinvention
• and why sometimes the version of yourself you create on stage helps you better understand the person behind it

It’s funny, chaotic, thoughtful, and very gay — but underneath all of that is a really honest conversation about creativity, survival, and learning how to take up space unapologetically.

And yes… we talk about the emotional damage of performing in bad lighting.

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This week on GRAFIK CONTENT, I’m joined by Angela Deeds, founder of South of Somewhere Designs — a candle brand built on creativity, intention, and the idea that the smallest details can completely change how a space feels.What starts as a conversation about candle-making turns into something much deeper: building something from scratch, trusting your creative instincts, and figuring out how to turn an idea into something real.We talk about:— starting a product-based business from the ground up— the role of creativity in everyday life— building a brand that actually reflects you— and why sometimes the simplest ideas end up being the most meaningfulIt’s thoughtful, grounded, and a reminder that creativity doesn’t always have to be loud — sometimes it shows up in the quiet things we create for ourselves and others.

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🎵 Music:  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Nicholas Nothing

This week on GRAFIK CONTENT, I sit down with UK-based DJ and producer Jamie Unknown — an artist who’s quickly rising through the electronic music scene while staying grounded in something a lot of people lose along the way: authenticity.

From training to be a primary school teacher to playing festivals like Creamfields and Glastonbury, Jamie’s journey is anything but linear.

We talk about what it means to build a creative career without forcing yourself into a box — embracing different sounds, evolving your identity, and trusting your instincts even when you don’t have it all figured out.

We get into:

— why not having a defined “sound” can actually be a strength

— staying authentic in an industry that often rewards packaging

— trusting your gut over outside opinions

— and why creative paths are rarely ever linear

It’s honest, funny, and a reminder that sometimes the best thing you can do as an artist… is just be yourself and figure it out as you go.

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This week on GRAFIK CONTENT, I’m joined by illustrator and creative mind Jason Ooi, also known as McSpiky.

What starts as a conversation about illustration quickly turns into something much bigger: curiosity, creativity, and what it means to not put yourself in a box.

We talk about being “promiscuous” with your interests — exploring different skills, following what excites you, and giving yourself permission to try things without needing them to turn into something productive.

In a world that constantly asks you to specialize, Jason makes a strong case for doing the opposite.

We get into:

— learning new skills as an adult

— following curiosity instead of pressure

— balancing creative interests with real life

— and why not everything you do needs to become your identity

It’s thoughtful, funny, and a reminder that you’re allowed to evolve — as many times as you want.

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To celebrate one year of the pod, let's go back to the beginning!

For the very first episode of GRAFIK CONTENT, I’m sitting down with none other than my sister from the same mister, Lorena Petrucci—osteopathic manual practitioner and the founder of Osteolistica. We dive into what’s in a brand name, growing up in the same household, grounding methods, and, of course, talk about osteopathy—what it is, who it helps (spoiler: everyone), and why Lorena is so passionate about it.

If you love sibling banter, insightful wellness tips, and a good laugh, you’re in the right place.

🎧 Tune in for:

✔️ What osteopathy actually is and how it can benefit you

✔️ Lorena’s gig moonlighting as a paramedic (just ask Gio)

✔️ Where the name Osteolistica came from

✔️ A behind-the-scenes look at launching a wellness brand

Listen now and let us know—have you ever tried osteopathy?

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This week on GRAFIK CONTENT, I sit down with Citrine Cash — New York–based drag queen, fashion designer, and creative strategist, and certified It-Girl.

What starts as a conversation about drag and fashion quickly turns into something deeper: identity, self-expression, and what it really means to take up space in the world.

Citrine shares how growing up queer shaped her relationship with creativity, using style as a way to express herself before she had the confidence to use her voice.

We talk about:

• fashion and drag as self-actualization• building confidence from the outside in• authenticity vs. accessibility in creative work• navigating visibility in a hyper-online world• and why sometimes the most powerful thing you can do… is be fully yourself, even if not everyone gets it

It’s honest, funny, a little unhinged (in the best way), and a reminder that your identity isn’t something to water down — it’s something to expand into.

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